[Co-developed by partner companies] Energy storage battery control optimization AI "ENES"
It predicts the power consumption and generation of each household and automatically controls batteries and EVs to maximize economic efficiency.
NR-Power Lab is promoting the development of a "Virtual Power Plant" service, realized through energy resource management, primarily through charging and discharging instructions for batteries, in collaboration with Sassor. By forecasting the power consumption and generation of each consumer, it automatically controls batteries and EVs to maximize economic efficiency. It is also possible to respond to demand response (DR) during times of electricity demand pressure by predicting the demand and supply within local communities and controlling the charging and discharging of batteries and EVs at each facility. Through automated control of DR in response to commands (Auto DR), it provides a SaaS service for Virtual Power Plants (VPP), which can be applied to reduce electricity procurement costs for power companies and mitigate imbalances.
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Our company has a strong sense of mission to "derive solutions with current technology and not postpone challenges for the future," and we will integrate our strengths across various differences and barriers to realize our ideals. We will achieve the early commercialization of VPP services, which are essential for solving challenges, as well as digital power services, contributing to the spread of renewable energy and the realization of a sustainable society. We will connect assets such as storage facilities, load devices, and power generation equipment owned by our customers, as well as facilities and business sites involving companies like NGK Insulators and Ricoh, using IoT technology.
